As with previous Davos swag bags, this year's swag bag proudly displays the mission statement of the World Economic Forum: "Committed to improving the state of the world."

This year's version is a svelte satchel with shoulder strap, slimmed down from those of prior years. It also comes in an appealing blue.

The Davos swag bag comes in two varieties, allowing attendees to choose how committed they are to improving the world. The version here is the "light" version, which excludes the printed face books listing everyone here. Those who select the light version sleep easier, knowing they have saved a branch or two.

There's also a zippered compartment for important papers.

Inside, meanwhile, there's loads of space.

There's even a separate foam-padded pouch for your laptop!

On the back, there's space for your business card, so you don't get your Davos swag bag confused with anyone else's. Also, when you get home, you can leave the bag lying around with your card in it, so everyone can appreciate the circles you run in.

There's "My Notebook," which is handy for jotting down important thoughts.

There's also a glossy magazine explaining the arts and culture in town. The World Economic Forum isn't just about economics, you know.

Lastly, in my version of the bag, there is a shipping manifest. You see, all Davos attendees are given 2 kilos of free shipment anywhere in the world by conference sponsor DHL. I used mine to ship a hotel key back to the hotel I stayed at in Munich before I came here.